Which of the following items would NOT typically be protected under a burglary policy?

A burglary policy generally protects property that is secured against theft or unlawful entry; however, specific types of items may not be covered based on the policy’s terms. In this context, perishable goods would not typically be protected under a burglary policy because they can become spoiled or unusable, often within a short period of time. Insurance policies aim to provide coverage for items that can maintain their value over time, and food items such as perishable goods do not fit this criterion.

On the other hand, office electronics, property of the business owner, and cash stored on site are all tangible assets that hold value and can be recovered after a burglary incident, making them more suitable candidates for coverage under such policies.